The following videos were developed by a variety of Tribal Nations and Indigenous peoples, organizations, projects, and relationships. The videos represent Indigenous perspectives on climate change, impacts to human-environment relationships, and descriptions of Indigenous resiliency, as told by the people themselves.

Menominee Tribal ​Enterprises Forestry
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Wampanoag Tribe: ​
​Native Youth in Science

Different nations on climate change at Oneida Nation in Wisconsin

1854 Ceded Territory ​
​Climate Change Adaptation Plan

Bad River Ojibwe Climate Change Effects on Wild Rice

Menominee Tribe on Climate Change

Farewell to Maples: Indigenous Knowledge in the Face of Climate Change

Changing Climate, Changing Culture...Making An Ojibwe Birch Bark Winnowing Basket

The Impact of Climate Change on Ojibwe Tribes (Great Lakes)

Climate Change and Water,
​An Ojibwe Youth Perspective

Climate Change and Wildlife,
​an Ojibwe Youth Perspective

Climate Change and Culture,
​an Ojibwe Youth Perspective

Climate Change and Plants,
​an Ojibwe Youth Perspective

Indigenous views of climate change and climate justice

Climate Threatens Ojibwe's Sacred Wild Rice
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Climate Change: Culture and Science Virtual Program

Aanji-Kamigaa - Changing Earth
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Climate Impacts on
​Ojibwe Tribal Nations

How Climate Change Impacts Indigenous Lands

Native Report - Native Perspectives on Cilmate Change

Climate Change:
​An Indigenous Perspective

Managing Watersheds in an Age of Climate Change:
​The Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa

2022 United South and Eastern Tribes (USET)
Tribal Climate Resilience Camp

Aroostook Band of Micmacs -
​Maine Moose and Micmac Youth